Home-use Pull Up bars...

• alkaiden

  10 Mar 06, 20:26

  anyone knows where got sell them? around how much $$$???
  
  is it hard to install?
• sinicker

  10 Mar 06, 20:30

  dono the price. but easy to install. u need to drill some holes.
• lousyboiboi

  10 Mar 06, 21:54

  $30
  
  some need to drill. some no.
• chunyong

  10 Mar 06, 21:58

  dun drill oso can but make sure u screw the ends tight so dat the ends press hard against the door frame. for my weight, i never use screws...wun fall...but in the end i used.
• photo_seeker

  10 Mar 06, 22:01

  Most types of Home-Use Pull Up Bar doesn't require you to drill any holes. It's like those in the gym. Think some gym does sell them or find a body-building shop.
• thousandisland

  10 Mar 06, 22:10

  i bought a pull-up bar last month but couldnt install it because my the door hinges in my house arent parallel. easy to install. brand new one, selling at $15. if interested, please pm me.
• Itachi

  10 Mar 06, 22:26

  i got mine from Sportslink.. around $30. easy to install(just turn the centre to tighten only), no drilling required. very stable.
• darknessfall

  11 Mar 06, 01:51

  Originally posted by Itachi:

  i got mine from Sportslink.. around $30. easy to install(just turn the centre to tighten only), no drilling required. very stable.

  drilling are better...because it is more stable. And its good for those with uneven door frame to begin with
• tt3

  11 Mar 06, 04:53

  Originally posted by alkaiden:
  anyone knows where got sell them? around how much $$$???
  
  is it hard to install?

  
  
  tt time i bought frm sportslink... bout $30... veri easy 2 install in...